The Money Maker (2026)

In post-World War II France, Jan Bojarski emerged as the most notorious counterfeiters in history, earning the nickname "the Cézanne of counterfeit money." This young Polish refugee led a clandestine double life for over fifteen years, secretly producing counterfeit bills in a garden shed that were so convincing they surpassed authentic currency issued by the Banque de France. Throughout this period, Bojarski managed to evade law enforcement, becoming a relentless nemesis for Commissioner Mattei. Their intense cat-and-mouse chase transformed into a personal duel between two obsessed individuals, with Bojarski’s unparalleled skill in counterfeiting at the center of this high-stakes confrontation.